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Fri Aug 17, 2018 7:25 pm
pembroke allan wrote:It may bring down wages and transfer fees? And how did clubs sign players from EU or anywhere else in the world prior to this, and no doubt work permit rules be relaxed there are several ways around things if required.
Fri Aug 17, 2018 8:14 pm
Fri Aug 17, 2018 10:50 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Project fear at it again. Do players really look at the 'value of the pound' when signing multi million pound contracts?
Tony Blue Williams wrote:the most important thing to players (and their agents) is how much will be in their bank accounts at the end of the month
Sat Aug 18, 2018 2:18 am
Dave67 wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:Project fear at it again. Do players really look at the 'value of the pound' when signing multi million pound contracts?
Dec 2015: Every £1,000,000 was worth €1,420,000
Today: Every £1,000,000 is worth €1,120,000
Its a 21% wage cut for them.Tony Blue Williams wrote:the most important thing to players (and their agents) is how much will be in their bank accounts at the end of the month
agree which is why your post is bollocks.
Project bullshit is at it again I see.
Sat Aug 18, 2018 7:46 am
dogfound wrote:the new TV deal and wages blow that 21% to kingdom come.
and yes a lot of the TV money comes from overseas broadcasting so having more pounds for your euro makes it worse..?
hope your not an accountant
Sat Aug 18, 2018 10:49 am
Dave67 wrote:dogfound wrote:the new TV deal and wages blow that 21% to kingdom come.
and yes a lot of the TV money comes from overseas broadcasting so having more pounds for your euro makes it worse..?
hope your not an accountant
Sat Aug 18, 2018 11:03 am
Dave67 wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:Project fear at it again. Do players really look at the 'value of the pound' when signing multi million pound contracts?
Dec 2015: Every £1,000,000 was worth €1,420,000
Today: Every £1,000,000 is worth €1,120,000
Its a 21% wage cut for them.Tony Blue Williams wrote:the most important thing to players (and their agents) is how much will be in their bank accounts at the end of the month
agree which is why your post is bollocks.
Project bullshit is at it again I see.
Sat Aug 18, 2018 11:05 am
dogfound wrote:Dave67 wrote:dogfound wrote:the new TV deal and wages blow that 21% to kingdom come.
and yes a lot of the TV money comes from overseas broadcasting so having more pounds for your euro makes it worse..?
hope your not an accountant
errrm... the point you have quoted is about players wages and why euro based players are receiving less money in the UK since Brexit.
maybe read what you are quoting before replying and try to keep up?
I try hard not to question your intelligence in these threads but you make it very difficult for me...[/quote
tv money went up..players wages went up by massive amounts..simples
and im quite sure those negotiating TV deals with foreign broadcasters are aware of the exchange rate and adjust accordingly. just because that would never cross your mind do not assume it hasnt crossed everyone elses mind.
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Sat Aug 18, 2018 4:49 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:dogfound wrote:Dave67 wrote:dogfound wrote:the new TV deal and wages blow that 21% to kingdom come.
and yes a lot of the TV money comes from overseas broadcasting so having more pounds for your euro makes it worse..?
hope your not an accountant
errrm... the point you have quoted is about players wages and why euro based players are receiving less money in the UK since Brexit.
maybe read what you are quoting before replying and try to keep up?
I try hard not to question your intelligence in these threads but you make it very difficult for me...[/quote
tv money went up..players wages went up by massive amounts..simples
and im quite sure those negotiating TV deals with foreign broadcasters are aware of the exchange rate and adjust accordingly. just because that would never cross your mind do not assume it hasnt crossed everyone elses mind.
Spot on dogfound but remoaners will never let facts get in the way of a good scare story. How the hell this Dave67 has the nerve to question your intelligence is totally beyond me
Sun Aug 19, 2018 7:12 am
Sun Aug 19, 2018 7:33 am
Steve Zodiak wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:dogfound wrote:Dave67 wrote:dogfound wrote:the new TV deal and wages blow that 21% to kingdom come.
and yes a lot of the TV money comes from overseas broadcasting so having more pounds for your euro makes it worse..?
hope your not an accountant
errrm... the point you have quoted is about players wages and why euro based players are receiving less money in the UK since Brexit.
maybe read what you are quoting before replying and try to keep up?
I try hard not to question your intelligence in these threads but you make it very difficult for me...[/quote
tv money went up..players wages went up by massive amounts..simples
and im quite sure those negotiating TV deals with foreign broadcasters are aware of the exchange rate and adjust accordingly. just because that would never cross your mind do not assume it hasnt crossed everyone elses mind.
Spot on dogfound but remoaners will never let facts get in the way of a good scare story. How the hell this Dave67 has the nerve to question your intelligence is totally beyond me
Knowing how greedy agents and players are, I am sure they take exchange rates into accounts when they discuss salaries. Brexit remoaners blame everything on the fact we are leaving the EU, but even Jeremy Hunt has changed his tune slightly saying that Britain will prosper outside of the EU. We import far more from EU countries than we export to them so it is not rocket science to see who will be the big losers if deals are not made. The German car industry just for starters.
Sun Aug 19, 2018 8:44 am
JimCP91 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:dogfound wrote:Dave67 wrote:dogfound wrote:the new TV deal and wages blow that 21% to kingdom come.
and yes a lot of the TV money comes from overseas broadcasting so having more pounds for your euro makes it worse..?
hope your not an accountant
errrm... the point you have quoted is about players wages and why euro based players are receiving less money in the UK since Brexit.
maybe read what you are quoting before replying and try to keep up?
I try hard not to question your intelligence in these threads but you make it very difficult for me...[/quote
tv money went up..players wages went up by massive amounts..simples
and im quite sure those negotiating TV deals with foreign broadcasters are aware of the exchange rate and adjust accordingly. just because that would never cross your mind do not assume it hasnt crossed everyone elses mind.
Spot on dogfound but remoaners will never let facts get in the way of a good scare story. How the hell this Dave67 has the nerve to question your intelligence is totally beyond me
Knowing how greedy agents and players are, I am sure they take exchange rates into accounts when they discuss salaries. Brexit remoaners blame everything on the fact we are leaving the EU, but even Jeremy Hunt has changed his tune slightly saying that Britain will prosper outside of the EU. We import far more from EU countries than we export to them so it is not rocket science to see who will be the big losers if deals are not made. The German car industry just for starters.
We are the losers if we import more - because with no deal, We ultimately end up paying more for goods and services.
on top of that, the more the pound collapses the more expensive things will get, to compensate for the loss in the pound. You already see this in football but also in car manufacturing’s (ford, Nissan and vauxhall have increased prices, in food (butter,marmite, walkers crisps and even bananas) and in tech where MacBooks have gone up and so have washing machines.
Sun Aug 19, 2018 8:51 am
Steve Zodiak wrote:JimCP91 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:dogfound wrote:Dave67 wrote:dogfound wrote:the new TV deal and wages blow that 21% to kingdom come.
and yes a lot of the TV money comes from overseas broadcasting so having more pounds for your euro makes it worse..?
hope your not an accountant
errrm... the point you have quoted is about players wages and why euro based players are receiving less money in the UK since Brexit.
maybe read what you are quoting before replying and try to keep up?
I try hard not to question your intelligence in these threads but you make it very difficult for me...[/quote
tv money went up..players wages went up by massive amounts..simples
and im quite sure those negotiating TV deals with foreign broadcasters are aware of the exchange rate and adjust accordingly. just because that would never cross your mind do not assume it hasnt crossed everyone elses mind.
Spot on dogfound but remoaners will never let facts get in the way of a good scare story. How the hell this Dave67 has the nerve to question your intelligence is totally beyond me
Knowing how greedy agents and players are, I am sure they take exchange rates into accounts when they discuss salaries. Brexit remoaners blame everything on the fact we are leaving the EU, but even Jeremy Hunt has changed his tune slightly saying that Britain will prosper outside of the EU. We import far more from EU countries than we export to them so it is not rocket science to see who will be the big losers if deals are not made. The German car industry just for starters.
We are the losers if we import more - because with no deal, We ultimately end up paying more for goods and services.
on top of that, the more the pound collapses the more expensive things will get, to compensate for the loss in the pound. You already see this in football but also in car manufacturing’s (ford, Nissan and vauxhall have increased prices, in food (butter,marmite, walkers crisps and even bananas) and in tech where MacBooks have gone up and so have washing machines.
The thing is the EU needs our cash. They are not the only people who are selling the products we want. If they don't play ball, we just negotiate with others in the same way we did before we joined the Common Market.
Sun Aug 19, 2018 9:14 am
JimCP91 wrote:
Of course they need our money but we also need their goods.
Countries within the EU arent allowed to make singular deals outside of the block. So that leaves us to go to other markets, which may have lower levels of standards and quality. Not only that, those countries already have trade deals so it makes us the ones desperate for the deal and in a weaker trading position.
Sun Aug 19, 2018 9:20 am
Dave67 wrote:A Euro player that Cost £10,000,000 in Dec 2015 would now cost £12,100,000
It is a statement of fact - it shouldn't be too difficult to understand.
The pound slumped 2% on the announcement of the referendum in Feb 2016 and 10% on the night of the referendum.
Sun Aug 19, 2018 9:37 am
Tony Blue Williams wrote:JimCP91 wrote:
Of course they need our money but we also need their goods.
Countries within the EU arent allowed to make singular deals outside of the block. So that leaves us to go to other markets, which may have lower levels of standards and quality. Not only that, those countries already have trade deals so it makes us the ones desperate for the deal and in a weaker trading position.
This typical remoaner logic "may have lower standards and quality" so it is not definite 'fact' just a scare story
Also if we are seeking to do a bi-lateral trade deal I can't for the life of me see why that has any bearing on whether that country has a trade deal with another country as the idea is to sell and buy goods from us to them and therefore doesn't make us 'desperate'
Sun Aug 19, 2018 10:12 am
JimCP91 wrote:
Standards in the US and Chinese markets for instance are lower. They use substances and materials currently banned here.
Not scaremongering but facts.
Of course we are in a weaker position. These countries already have deals with other countries. We have none. Therefore we are the ones looking for trade more than other countries. That puts you in a far weaker place than if you have many deals in place already and no necessity for more.
Sun Aug 19, 2018 10:17 am
JimCP91 wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:JimCP91 wrote:
Of course they need our money but we also need their goods.
Countries within the EU arent allowed to make singular deals outside of the block. So that leaves us to go to other markets, which may have lower levels of standards and quality. Not only that, those countries already have trade deals so it makes us the ones desperate for the deal and in a weaker trading position.
This typical remoaner logic "may have lower standards and quality" so it is not definite 'fact' just a scare story
Also if we are seeking to do a bi-lateral trade deal I can't for the life of me see why that has any bearing on whether that country has a trade deal with another country as the idea is to sell and buy goods from us to them and therefore doesn't make us 'desperate'
Standards in the US and Chinese markets for instance are lower. They use substances and materials currently banned here.
Not scaremongering but facts.
Of course we are in a weaker position. These countries already have deals with other countries. We have none. Therefore we are the ones looking for trade more than other countries. That puts you in a far weaker place than if you have many deals in place already and no necessity for more.
Mon Aug 20, 2018 11:47 am
rumpo kid wrote:Yeah, Neil Etheridge saved that penalty today because of Brexit.
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